Plasma Sheet Cutting

We use plasma to cut sheet metal. We have state-of-the-art equipment that allows us to precisely process materials such as carbon/structural steel, stainless steel, heat-resistant steel and aluminum, among others. Our machine allows us to cut parts that fall within the dimensions: 6000 x 2000 mm in length, max thickness 40 mm. During the plasma cutting process, melting of the material takes place. It is then ejected from the slot by a highly concentrated plasma arc with high kinetic energy. The plasma method can be used to cut large-size parts. Like laser cutting, it provides high precision. TYPE OF MATERIAL CUT (max thickness 40 mm): - carbon steel / structural steel - stainless steel, heat-resistant - aluminum

Our machines with 2500x6000 mm and 2500x12000 mm capacities can cut 2-30 mm galvanized steel and ST 37 and 2-15 mm stainless steel. Also, they may process as inclined method for the sheets thicker than 10 mm. With our plasma cutting machines that can cut up to 12 meters in length, high thickness materials can be processed with high precision. With this production method, which has high durability and low energy consumption, production can be made at low cost. With the oxygen cutting method, we can shape materials up to 200.00 mm in thickness with additional fprhnologies such as micro-joint at a speed of 15 mitpr per minute.

Plasma cutting operates by firing an electrically ionised heated gas (plasma) out of a nozzle at a high speed towards the metal. This will form an electrical ark within the gas. High level of heat is generated as electricity from the nozzle travels down this plasma. This heat melts the metal where cutting is achieved. Plasma cutters can cut stainless steel, aluminium, brass and copper along with mild steel. It’s particularly ideal for thick metal, up to 50 mm. If cutting highly reflective or very thick sheets of metal is required, plasma should be the ideal cutting method. Our modern steelwork fabrication shops have computer-aided design and detailing (CAD), which is linked directly to factory floor computer numerically controlled (CNC) machinery, creating a genuine seamless CAD/CAM environment. Novelty Steel has adapted EN 1090-2 standards into its manufacturing processes supervised by experienced quality management team.